On two separate occasions in the last few days I have had conversations with some parents about their struggles with her kids’ eating habits during the pandemic. I witnessed my own grandchildren seeming to be insatiable, engaging in constant snacking. One of my neighbors commented on how hard it was to keep her kids from […]
Using Images to Inspire Conversations
I have noticed in myself and in others that as much as we often want to have meaningful conversations, sometimes we don’t know quite how to structure them. Sometimes stories flow easily and we are able to share our life experiences with our friends and family members, but it can be helpful to keep some […]
The Name, Blame, Shame or Guilt Game
We live in a world where we label, identify and categorize pretty much everything about life. Two interesting categories: facts and opinions. Facts are provable, evidenced-based data. They should be irrefutable until someone comes along with a new set of facts that contradict existing ones. To organize facts, we create categories under which each falls: […]
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